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This weekend’s weather outlook in Keene brings slightly cooler temperatures and some clouds a 30 to 50 percent chance of rain, according to the National Weather Service.
As summer draws to a close, the region is bursting with vibrant cultural and community events this weekend. Here are some highlights:
In a continued effort to honor and support local veterans, the Cheshire County Conservation District has announced the return of its Veteran Appreciation Month initiative. Launched in 2018, this program offers veterans a $20 voucher each week throughout September, redeemable at participating farmers’ markets across Cheshire County.
Residents of Chesterfield, Spofford, Keene, and Antrim should be aware of potential traffic delays tomorrow, Friday, August 16th, as the New England Run for the Fallen makes its way through these towns.
In a significant move to protect consumer privacy, New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella has announced the formation of a specialized Data Privacy Unit within the state’s Attorney General’s Office.
Surry Mountain Lake’s popular swimming beach has been temporarily closed after recent water quality tests revealed bacteria levels slightly above New Hampshire’s safety standards.
The Antrim Police Department says the driver ran a stop sign and refused to pull over for a traffic stop.
Local residents and commuters should brace for traffic delays on August 21 and 25 as Keene State College welcomes students back to campus.
As the new school year kicks off, the 2024-2025 season is set to begin. From Aug. 19th through Sept. 1, student-athletes will compete in a series of scrimmages, games, and tournaments.
Police say they are aware that a truck is in town claiming to be from an asphalt paving company, and the driver is soliciting business door-to-door, offering to pave your driveway with leftover asphalt from other jobs in the area at a discounted rate.